6‘75 7 50. <1 Jinn Tried 11111 ad tram First Page) i 1 ”Ha nos before and came here rshal Rnslins to investi- » He'hn’d never seen her «notes of Sienogrnpher who accompanied them, were "mm Hurlbutt objected to any or Mr. Arnold but alter in gifcusslon Judge Lock- ith her was at her store. had her he to the value of the rat she said 31.000. and J to he dame done She also to ‘him that the tire origin- lie on: 0111111111 the partition 11; her at O. E. Wilson’ s of- was the state fire marshal this amount the stock was , d her loss was about 8500. up the loss in detail. but not make the amount more or ”0. He name over the nil brought a stbnogrspher. ' lk 1‘uitb Mrs. Barnes at her rd to her’ loss on Saturday ‘ oohered several objections 0-! strain at that time said she her loss wits small perhaps Mi :- oonvorsatlon in regard to J the stock. in presence of lelsy and Detective Ar- said she could not givt it. the one: or t stock was he said 3200 ould cover nxfrelsht charges Mr. [rad hdr at what time she .ore on the night of the tire gtime to catch the 9:30 our J tiled that sue left no lire the atone. She said that she Bhrnea. her brothervin-law. um together. . all the conversation which ‘ ‘at the different vmaetlnxe J. and she said he had not xiv- ldatnlls. she said that it was her how the tire started tauuooordina to Air. Run» dramatic Mr. Ruali It question 01 Mr. Hurlhn. l oon'l'eas. as he had a ‘ oanlct her. ’ J, ‘W‘Car fare on $5 .00 purchases or over. agoyeaterd'ny. at the place 1 ocurred First cameras-1 rlhutt wanted to know it he ‘ ‘71.. Wright 1WOOLEN WAISTS. J S .98; were $1.50. 1.35; were 0.00. 1.50: were 0.50. J 1.95; Were 3.00. 2.95; Were 5.00. M44. ~ nothing about the business carried on iby her Elmer ll. Nash. who conducts a. shoe ‘ ‘shop in Another part of the building. was placed on the stand and upon re‘ quest of Assistant Fire Marshal Bonita gave a description at the interior or the store. Ho said Mrs. Barnes had often told her that the place was a very poor one for business. His thought she did a very small business. He knew her brother in law. Fred Barnes. He heard this conversation in the store from his cobbler shop. they in the stale: Mr. Barnes-Won don't want to 1know a thing about it Tell them you was home in bed. I don’t give a damn for 0. E. Wilson or the insur anoe companies. You leave it all to me. 1| . She-*No you leave it to me. i wish , had made it a $1000 And then 1 would get the whole. Mr. Hurlbutt brought to attention we tact that notions thing had been said about a “13%; Mr. Banks proceeded to question Mr. Nash and he admitted that he did not hear the word fire but heard the word burn. ' Mrs Barnes said that she had a pair of curtains costing $500 and clock costing 320 and other articles. Before the fire she said stick to $500 and you will get it. Next morning alter the fire she was talking with her brother-in-law and said she dld'not know whether or not she could stan it.- Mr. Nash heard her tell Mr. W 10011 that she wanted $500 for damages done. He hao heard her brotherdnlnw tell her L0 make a memorandum and place the value of all as high as possum. no also heard the conversation between Mrs. Barnes and Mr. lineups. During Mr. Noah's reply to ques- tions of Mr. Hurlbutt Mrs. Barnes made trequent monotone exclamation denying what was being said by the witness. Mr Hurlbutt asked Nash it he had not advised her to place her loss at 5600 IS the insurance companies would cut her down for he had had experience himself; with. l tompanios Mr Hurlbutt’“ asked tor til charge at the accused as the state had proved nothing against no. He demanded that all the tall burning in the particular place 11 it was. m w" 1.1.1 mo and .1: 11101» e to silt now Airs. Burne- lied raised hi» 1' 11111111111100 train mo to ’50“ 0011011101011; that i a had » tor the tire to come. It. Huributt and that he was 11in» ply amused It the continuous drawn. 5 halittio‘d the claim at so. want that“ ,, u . 01011 . right to tho row pooled. w Other cash llama not train argued «that the m r? and claimed that thou m but 011a flier mun nails *2, JJ th 311,95qu 0 iv here inn 1Wguild unsold-1“ 1111011101- to ‘_ town. Aoondiot possession of the The Bntier Authorities assert that they will not live up the prison— 0111 without a writ oi babel: 09mm. District Attorney John C. Haynnv kor. iol‘t for Butler this morning. He J stated that he did not think he would J have any amenity in strai‘shianln: the arrest or the Riddles. As to the Bid diph' deollirhtion that neither at them the murder. Datectivn Kelly said: “That is absurd " Form'sr Warden Sahel made the startling ravelhtion that he had been under the influence at chloroform dur ing the niaht when the Blddiaa broke jail. Mr. Sahel bellows the anaesthet to was administered by his wile. The Butler ullloars demand halt the reward 0186.000 11nd in order to hold the) win Biddios charging them with teionlona shootiui: in attempting to kill Mrs. Bot lei. ’As there is nothing to hold in... Boltel a prisoner. Mr. Hnymalt‘hr will prefer charges asalntt or her felonious assault and battery and aiding and an slsting a prisoner to escape. 1 war: circulated on the streets that the Aileshany county authorities were take the Biddles from the Butler hit by torso. in a few minutes ‘a crowd of 300 men gathered around the jail. went .to_ seek arms and public ven- geance was threatened to any untold: or who attempted to interfere with the Butler authorities. There was no icon ddtlon tor the rumor, and the crowd died owns! 1:30 p.111 ~11). Riddles are believed to be dying and contrary to expecta- tions; Jack may pass-away first. in- flammation has set in in his bowels which were torn to pieces with bullet wounds and it is said he cannot live long. Ed Biddle is in a dying condi- tion. He is. in convulsions and the death rattle has boon detected in his throat. hire. Sonel pneumonia and her condition is more serious than ever. SOUTH NORWALKS FINANCES. interesting Figures From the Report of City Treasurer Corbett. Probably one of the most important meetings at the South Norwaik Com moo Council this year will be held next Monday night when the annual re ports are submitted for approval- time no it tells of the income and e: pauses!“ duringE the I$11110- it follows: THE CITY mum 15. old on band From in lists 1898,1899. and mo on; loans) Total income. Adid 111‘“ loans (increase of amount simply tor her national «in 001% '11 start was... 1.. the bur; and Butler authorities over the mm 1010 11m - is 0111100000; 0:. touch: in Butler in connection with the ’ was at tho .Kahnoy house the night at ’ doors warrants were au'orn out tor the A Shortly hetore noon a wnd rumor ' JPRlOEG »m Many oi thorn were armed and others I has developed , synopsis of the city treasurers report J will probably be interesting at this I 8 1.021.110 ~ , ‘ 0,107,110 1,500.08 J 111.6451: 1,050.00 147,005.12 ‘ Assisted by 08F ' STA H L IW 1110.10 011.11.11.10. 3W mun Climax". Ploy tor t a people. » m prion.” and as seats. . Evanin' as, 25 35. 50 «no. so” s THEATRE. ‘ . ’J Jon. mm only. . ruasoAv resins February 4111 11101015 Noreliu Comedu Companu nusstAli umromsn sAno ands,» SUPERB ORCHESTRA. Return of the old favorites with New Comedian. New Songs. New Dances. New Music. “Mild by JOSEPH R. LUCIER,1II¢ . coming with enough armed man to , ‘ Blind solo Cornetls’t. GJBJAND CONCERT, for bn;nedt oi Hoyt'o Theme, WsosssnAv, sea. 5. , MR. HARM rsrrns Miss muss LITTLEJOHN Violinist. MR8. run. 11. Stanton Reader mes dunno? AxiAns MRS 10de hi) runs was disdain noon A00 0 Male Quartét from N. Y Bank a J r Glee Club. will assist The about “mutation of talent this season. . sessavan sears, 25. 00.10:. .1 ‘ aoJJJ a 1;Js. 01.00., 10-910 30. and 50 c.1111. ' 1111111 811111811 11111 01m HALF attics 01.01110 sJALa WILL c trusses on ssruanAv monomer in. EVERY GARMENT AT ounnAtr OF TH oaIdrNAL Pawn- m nontA‘a soars nos TWO rmrv- ran notLAR COATS FOR mvs boLLAan, TWENTY-FIVE I ‘ ' J DOLLAR cons m TWELVE arm. Jail" “” V1 “‘ CARPET DEPARTMENT 7 WE HAVE IN OUR LACE CURTAIN STOCK A NUMBER OF OED PAIRS AND BROKEN LOTS WHICH WE ARE ANXIOUS TO CLOSE OUT BEFORE INVENTORY, AND ON WHICH WE HAVE PUT PRICES THAT WILL-INTEREST YOU V HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT SPECIAL PRICES ON TOILET WARE AND CARVING SETS: ' ‘ . . $3.00 TOILET SETS, $1.00 CARVING SETS, $1.40 , «75 $2.50 TOILET SETS. $1.95. $1.25 CARVING SETSAJW $1.00.. $3.00 TOILET SETS $2.45. .5; 9.5 CARVJING SETS, $1.65. , $4 50 TOILET SETS, 53-75- $0.25 CARVING SETS]? $1.95. $5. so TOILET SETS $4.75. $3.50 CARVING SETS. $0.95 Glover’s the Place Economy is a good thing gen- trally. but there is always. a ilm. it in prices below which it is 111':- safe to so . We are confident that We buy vs close as it is possible. if you care to investigate we don‘t ob- ‘ 1 J 1 J: ; 2“ 2”. last. o o The mm”; WWW“ The Leading Outfitter; in Ready to ammonia . J JWear 003935015 Mon grog Women. WARM Wills l H ‘ ~ 1 i. Closmg Out Bargains; ‘ FOR THE FEET. Ladlos' “Much Box Call Storm or skating honorit‘s a Sorosis A ~lhat moans hobby. service- ableJuid» 4 $3.50. Ladias’ 10-inch Box Cult Storm or Skating Boob-malted solos, lull edges; stylish As well as warm; ' 33,00 Ladies Storm Boot. iii-.1001: Ladns’Coatg, Mg and short, at sacrifice , very good indéed the price. 02.00. For Collars and Boas. at sacrifice prices. . J Ladies' Put. Enamel use sum. , toll toes. heavy soles dull lust tops and a very swollfartinie. Ladies‘ and Mena‘ Underwear, at sacrifice prices. Men’ s and Rekalothing at sacrifice prices. J J J PR AT REDU 10". ‘ “diet 30: Gal! Shoe, tuli’ 1mm .Gooowa' The Clothicr; Our entire winter stock must be closed outibciore the new ‘ spring goods arrive. 1 O0 not envy your neighbors because they Wear good clothes. You can wear just as good if you trade with us.
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